Austrian official appointed to represent Austria in Ottawa
A former Austrian council member in New York is named to represent Austria in Ottawa as postal service diplomacy expands. A delegation from the Federated Association of Letter Carriers met Postmaster General P. J. Vennot to discuss salaries and working conditions for postal workers.
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Exitils United Preas
Ludwig Kleinwnechester
Austrian Cousil
New Yorks
Accntria
Ottawa
Police Department
Detroit
Montreal
Federated Association of Letter Carriera Walted
P. J. Vennot
Bir
Postal
Canada to Lead at the Fourth World Poultry Congress
Preparations for the July 1930 London event are under way with Canada playing a key role. Dominion leader F C Elford heads Canadian poultry matters as president of the World Poultry Science Association. Papers on breeding incubation nutrition diseases economics and marketing will be presented and discussed for delegates from Canada and elsewhere.
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London
England
Canada
Dominion
F. C. Elford
Poultry Science Association
Cing
Departmenta. of Agriculture
Nextth grape wine if 1a said that ae
Fragmentary text appears to reference grape wine and a discussion or quotation. No clear event or identifiable persons or organizations emerge from the readable portion.
Rules for preventing colds from Dr Wynne cited
Dr Wynne lists ten cooling prevention steps including ample food and water, eight hours sleep, deep breathing, ventilation, humidity, proper dress, avoiding shared towels, distancing from those with colds, and seeking a doctor if ill. The piece notes winter illness often stems from poor ventilation and overheating.
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Meer York
Wynne
St Catharines Standerd
Velvet Cape Collar Dress with Jabot for Femininity
The text advertises a 1920s style velvet dress in black and brown shades with a cape collar and jabot, featuring a dipping hemline to emphasize chic fem in ine and a molded bodice. Style No. 3189 is shown in sizes, with belt waist and harmonious trim. Price noted as 25 cents.
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Elizabeth
Flying theatres on airborne trips wow spectators
A symposium of American scientific genius brings flying motion pictures to air travel. Edison Lamp Works built a rugged mini lamp for the camera while National Carbon, Duograph, Universal Pictures and Transcontinental Air Transport supplied lamps, batteries, projector and planes. Air movies promise a new two day coast to coast travel thrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Carbon Company
Pilgrim Psalms and Faithful Hope Across Jerusalem
A religious reflection discusses Psalms 120 to 134 as songs of pilgrims to Jerusalem during festivals. It recalls joyous images of the city and its temple, and urges believers to love Israel and Jehovah while urging mutual care and constructive encouragement among neighbors.
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Holy
Jerusalem
Israel
Jehovah
Perowne
Dry Ice Urged as Substitute for Natural Ice
George B Bright of Detroit proposes dry ice as a future substitute for natural ice. Speaking at the Nations Association of Ice Industries in New York he notes dry ice is made from soot and automobile exhaust and produced in small quantities. He says further research could unlock home use beyond existing uses in refrigerator bars and ice cream trucks.
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George B. Bright
Tce
Detroit
Nations Association of Ice Industries
New York
Bright
Fee
Recipes For This Week Candy Making Steps
Mix sugar maple syrup and half the cream then boil slowly to a soft ball in cold water. Add remaining cream and cook to hard ball, then flavor with vanilla. Pour into a buttered pan and do not over stir to avoid granulation.
Alaska Leads In Airports With 65 Runways For 60000 People
Alaska, once famous for gold rush days, now boasts roughly one airport per 908 residents with about 65 airports serving a population near 60 000. The piece notes a shift from mining to aviation prominence in the territory.
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Alaska
United States
Uncertain Text From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Fragmentary OCR text yields no clear event or names. Readable bits include an address 315 McDermet Ave and mentions Winnipeg but lack coherent facts. No identifiable人物, organization, date, or outcome to summarize.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermet Ava
Winnipeg
Oatmeal Drop Cakes Recipe Confused Instructions
A fragmented recipe describes making oatmeal drop cakes with butter sugar eggs and rolled oats plus flour baking powder and seeded raisins. Instructions include creaming butter and sugar, beating eggs, combining dry ingredients, then mixing and dropping spoonfuls onto a greased pan and baking in a hot oven yielding about ninety cookies.
How a Billion Dollars Feels in Everyday Terms
Memphis lumberman Charles Ransom uses a simple scale to illustrate a billion dollars. He breaks down the figure into everyday units, showing how large it is and how it compares to million, thousand, and other familiar sums.
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Wall St
Charles Ransom
Memphis
Tepn
Britons Seek Faster Heating as Cold Bites Homes
The article notes increased demand for radiators and boilers in Britain due to severe winters. Canadian and Swedish firms pursue market entry as central heating interest rises, with delays of six to eight weeks on deliveries and American manufacturers expanding UK production to meet demand.
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Britain
Atrain
John Bull
Ottawa ‘Trade and Commerce Department
United Kingdom
Has Private Army in Scotland Celebrates 58th Birthday
The Duke of Atholl, Britain's only subject allowed a private army, marks his 58th birthday. He owns armed retainers forming a recognized force with feudal tones. Queen Victoria once presented colors to about 300 Highlanders who served in World War I in the Scottish Horse.
Moose Jaw Technical High School Plans Backed by Province
The Saskatchewan Government offers to cover one quarter of the building cost for a Moose Jaw technical high school about 450000 dollars. The project would enroll 500 to 600 students at once, reflecting strong anticipated demand.
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Technical High School
Moose Jaw
Saskatchewan
Traveller and Porter Exchange About the Train
A comic exchange where a traveller asks about the next train length and the porter replies with engine and six carriages. The traveller compliments the porter, who quips that his wit is at home for a big dinner.
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Porter
Traveller
Air
Japan Produces More Feature Motion Pictures Than Any Country
The U S Department of Commerce reports Japan leads in feature motion picture production. The Chinese calendar is traced back to 2300 B C according to historic records.
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Japan
U.S. Department of Commerce
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